It’s never a good sign when you see ice/frost forming on the condenser, coil, or a/c line. The formation of ice can occur for multiple reasons, but there are three that are the most common. First, and easiest to correct, is a plugged or dirty filter. Filters that are blocked will decrease air flow; in …read more.

By KOZON PLUMBING & HEATING STAFF In the heating and cooling industry, one question that plagues their minds every heating or cooling season is why people think it’s important to service their cars, but not their heating and cooling systems? Having the equipment routinely serviced is an industry recognized and consumer report recommended way to …read more.

According to the Plumbing Heating and Cooling Contractors Association, “As a result of the National Appliance Energy Conservation Act, the U.S. Department of Energy is mandating new efficiency standards for water heaters, effective Thursday, April 16.” What does this mean for you as a homeowner or contractor? We will delve into the issue a little …read more.

A battery backup sump pump is a great addition, to any home, for homeowners who want to protect themselves and keep their basement or crawl space dry. Here are the main three reasons to have a battery backup system: For when the power goes out. Or the fuse blows, or the circuit breaker trips, or …read more.

Kozon Plumbing & Heating is more than just coworkers, it is family and friends. Even after one of the team members may pursue different forms of employment, Kozon can hope the team member will retain the skills and knowledge gained while working for Kozon. In 2004, Matt Suddon began working for the Kozon crew as …read more.

By JESS MICHAEL Service Coordinator, Kozon Plumbing and Heating The investment of purchasing a stand by generator is more than just being able to have lighting when the power goes out; it also gives you the assurance of your home being protected and comfortable in the event of an outage. Life and time is too …read more.

By JESS MICHAEL Service Coordinator, Kozon Plumbing and Heating Hard water is your plumbing’s enemy. Being that water is a continuous moving system, it is picking up particles from everything it touches, whether that be in streams, oceans, lakes, rivers, or your plumbing systems. When water collects a high concentration of magnesium or calcium deposits, …read more.